In the autumn of 1920, on the stone bridge of the Cam River in Cambridge.
Xu Zhimo was quoting scriptures and showing off his talents to Lin Huiyin, vowing to win the favor of the beautiful woman.
Lu Fufeng in the corner only lowered his head to pick up his pen. After a moment, he put down the pen and handed over the manuscript paper.
That night, Xu Zhimo couldn't sleep all night while watching the song "Farewell Cambridge", and for the first time in his life, he had doubts about his talent;
That day, Lin Huiyin put the manuscript paper into the inner pocket of his coat, rubbed it repeatedly with his fingertips, and for the first time, indescribable ripples appeared in his heart.
No one knew that this young man who astonished the entire Cambridge international student circle had no ambitions in the literary world.
After returning to China, he wrote about martial arts that set off a nationwide frenzy, and wrote about time-traveling and scolding wars in the literary world. He wrote about the ups and downs of the Republic of China with one pen;
He opened a bank, formed a gang, and predicted the Great Depression. He worked step by step in Shanghai and eventually became a godfather-level figure that no one dares to despise.
The poem on the banks of the Cambridge River is just a footnote he left casually across a hundred years.
